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Blog Tour & Review: Johanna Porter Is Not Sorry by Sara Read
Johanna Porter Is Not Sorry is the perfect book for anyone tackling impostor syndrome of the feeling of impossibility when chasing their dreams. While Johanna’s story may feel larger than life, the simple truth is that much of her struggles will resonate with readers. It certainly hit me hard! Read more
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Review: Moonlight and the Pearler’s Daughter by Lizzie Pook
Author: Lizzie PookPublisher: Simon SchusterReleased: June 14, 2022Received: NetGalley If you love historical fiction with a dash of feminist literature, then the odds are good that you’ll appreciate Moonlight and the Pearler’s Daughter by Lizzie Pook. It’s certainly worth the read, especially if you’re hoping to learn something new. Eliza Brightwell and her family have finally made… Read more
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WOTN: American Demon by Kim Harrison
Have you heard the news? Kim Harrison is once again diving into the world of The Hollows, and it’s all about to start back up again with American Demon. Fans of Rachel Morgan can begin rejoicing now, especially since the novel is due in less than two weeks. Read more
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Short Story Saturday: What the Dead Know by Nghi Vo
What the Dead Know is the fourth short story in the Into Shadow series by Amazon Originals. As I adore Nghi Vo, this was one of the shorts that made me desperate to read the series (and yet it took me months to get around to it…whoops). Read more
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Book Tag! A Few of My Favorite Things
It’s time for another book tag post! I have half a dozen of these bookmarked, so I just picked a random one. Let’s see how it goes! The rules for this one seem pretty straightforward, answer the question, etc., etc. Thanks to AdamBWriter for sharing! (The earliest rendition of this tag that I could find). Read more
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Review: These Prisoning Hills by Christopher Rowe
Author: Christopher RowePublisher: Tor.comReleased: May 31, 2022Received: NetGalley Some days I just wake up craving a science fiction novella. Today’s read is These Prisoning Hills, written by Christopher Rowe. Athena Parthenus, the Queen of Reason, is a sentient and powerful A.I. She used to rule the Voluntary State of Tennessee before she decided to destroy the… Read more
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